Concetta Lanciaux

After leaving Louis Vuitton, Concertalancio continued to serve as a consultant in the global luxury goods industry. In 1985, she joined the team of LVMH Chairman Bernard Arnott and left in 2007. She introduced innovative examples and creative designers, which played an important role in the organizational development of the Arnold Group and greatly promoted the modernization process of the French luxury goods industry. In 2007, she established her own company and served as a strategic and corporate M&A consultant. She is also a board member of organizations such as Fendi and the European School of Business Administration, as well as a judge of several fashion design awards. She is an honorary researcher at London Business School and a globally renowned conference speaker. Her topics of speech include luxury brands, strategy, organizational development positioning, brand growth, innovation and creative evaluation. In addition, she has also published multiple books and articles. In 2006, she was named one of the top 50 business women in France by ELLE Fashion World magazine; In 2002, she was awarded one of the most influential business women in a listed company by the Marissa Bellisario Foundation; In 2001, the Wall Street Journal rated her as one of the 30 most influential business women in Europe. Within the LVMH group, she is committed to promoting consensus among professional haute couture associations, thereby establishing connections between the luxury goods industries in France and Italy. She also contributed to LVMH's expansion of 2500 employees in Italy and further promoted the acquisition strategies of Fendi, Puqi, and others. In July 2001, Dr. Lancio was promoted to the position of Executive Vice President of the group, with the task of helping the group cope with the future by initiating horizontal projects that can create new value. She is also the head of communication and CEO development at LVMH House in London, and frequently collaborates with London Business School to hold regular forums and projects. She has published two books and many articles, delivered speeches at numerous international academic institutions, and extensively participated in conferences around the world. In addition, she is also one of many well-known board members. Concertalancio can speak English, French, and Italian.